THE
HUMAN
RELATIONS
MOVEMENT
Human
relations
is
frequently
used
as
a
general
term
to
describe
the
ways
in
which
managers
interact
with
their
employees.
When
"employee
management"
stimulates
more
and
better
work,
the
organization
has
effective
human
relations;
when
morale
and
efficiency
deteriorate,
its
human
relations
are
said
to
be
ineffective.
The
human
relations
movement
arose
from
early
attempts
to
systematically
discover
the
social
and
psychological
factors
that
would
create
effective
human
relations.